React Lesson 7: Redux

Hey all! This lesson today will be quite important to us. We’ve come close to Redux, but first, let us look through our home task. Though it was pretty simple, let me show you how to add our calendar.
Hey all! This lesson today will be quite important to us. We’ve come close to Redux, but first, let us look through our home task. Though it was pretty simple, let me show you how to add our calendar.
Let us continue our conversation about React infrastructure. But first, let us change our structure a little bit and move our Article component to a separate directory Article. So, let us create it. Change our component’s name to Index.js and add the following code:
We will learn how to utilize DevTools in debugging React. Let's get started.
As we saw in the previous article, decorators are just the Higher-Order components that add extra functionality to the passed component and return a new enhanced component. Before we get to our homework, let's dive deep and understand how decorators and mixins work.
In this article, we'll explore the inner workings of the component lifecycle in React — how does it work? How can you utilize it? Let's find out!
Let's check our home task. The main reason of using React lies in the ability to create components based on your functionality set, i.e. to divide the whole app into small independent parts.
In our first React lesson, we explore the importance of modern front-end frameworks and why we need to use them in the web development process.